plant and animal cells True Plant and animal cells have a cell wall. Plant and animal cells can have more than one vacuole. In general, animal cells are round and plant cells are rectangular. Plant and animal cells have cytoplasm. Only plant cells have chloroplasts. Ribosomes are present in animal cells only. Plant and animal cells have mitochondria. Only animal cells have an endoplasmic reticulum. Plant cells only have one vacuole. Plant and animal cells have a Golgi body. False plant and animal cells ANSwer sheet True Plant and animal cells have a cell wall. False Plant and animal cells can have more than one vacuole. Only plant cells have a cell wall - it’s made of cellulose and its function is to protect and strengthen the plant cell. Both animal and plant cells have a cell membrane. The cell membrane is semi-permeable and allows for the passage of certain substances. Only animal cells can have more than one vacuole. The vacuoles in animal cells are comparatively smaller than the vacuoles in plant cells. Plant cells have one really large vacuole that can account for 90% of the plant cell’s volume. In general, animal cells are round and plant cells are rectangular. Plant and animal cells have cytoplasm. Only plant cells have chloroplasts. Ribosomes are present in animal cells only. Ribosomes are present in both animal and plant cells. Their function is to help build proteins. Ribosomes are present in the cells cytoplasm and on the endoplasmic reticulum. Endoplasmic reticulum with attached ribosomes are called rough ER because it looks bumpy under a microscope. Plant and animal cells have mitochondria. Only animal cells have an endoplasmic reticulum. Plant cells only have one vacuole. Plant and animal cells have a Golgi body. Both animal and plant cells have an endoplasmic reticulum. The ER assists in the production of proteins and lipids as well as the transfer of certain types of proteins to the Golgi body.